. Un guide pour les arbres [microform]. Les arbres ; botanique ; Arbres ; Botanique. 142 arbres poussant dans un sol humide. Un BILTHORE5H. {LXTX Plaque.) Fraxinus Biltmoreana. La famille donnent l'heure de la plage de hauteur de Bi MOO Olive. Tête. p/>fn ; les branches, se propager. y&gt ;<Mffet. (/'&Lt ;/. à I 'a.. Teiin. et Ala, avril-juin. Bm ;"^^^. 71/"^. Hark supérieur : grty bleuâtre pâle. Les brindilles : stout ; velouté. Reservoir : dark hrowii. Feuilles : deux à trois pouces de long ; conipnund ; opposées ; avec l'obscurité, 1)1' .-scent pétioles ; avec de sept à neuf, ovales ovales ou oblongues-lancéolées, le.iflcts a mis en lumière l'un])ex et ou arrondis à la

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. A guide to the trees [microform]. Trees; Botany; Arbres; Botanique. 142 TREES GROWING IN MOIST SOIL. BILTHORE A5H. {Plate LXTX.) Fraxinus Biltmoreana. FAMILY SHAPE HEIGHT RANGE TIME Of Bi OOM Olive. Head. p/>fn; branches, spreading. y><Mffet. (/'</. to I 'a.. Teiin. and Ala, April-June. Bm;'^^^. 71/'^. Upper hark: light bluish grty. Twigs: stout; velvety. Buds: dark hrowii. Leaves: two to three inches long; conipnund; opposite; with dark, 1)1' .-scent petioles; with from seven to nine oval, ovate or oblong-lanceolate, le.iflcts pointed at the a])ex and pointed or rounded at the base; entire or remotely dentate; soft light green and glabrous above, lighter and velvety below. Samaras : large, growing three to five inches long in dense jjanicles; the wing many nerved and slightly lobed at the apex. Seeds : elliptical. Among the ashes there is hardly one more graceful or with foliage of a more sunny, ex- quisite green tlian that of the Biltmore ash. It is light and restless, and after it has faded and fallen the tree looks as though it missed it sadly ; but the seed pods which have then turned to a dull tan colour still cling to the tree and for a long time hang in great bunches upon its boughs as though to cheer it for its loss. The tree received its name from Mr. Beadle who so christ- ened it because it is the common species on the r>iltmore estate, it there grows abundantly along the French-Broad and Swanona Rivers. In general appearance the tree suggests the white ash, Fraxinus Americana, more than any other, although it may be distinguished from it i)y the pubescence of its twigs and petioles. Occasionally it grows to tiie height of a hundred feet, but when it occurs in drier soil and among the mountains it is generally small. 7 ' /â >a.rinus BiltiiiorciXna.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfe

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